That's one expensive goat.

Where they made by Ubisoft?

Yep, kindly asked her to not attempt driving with eclipse glasses on.

A coworker asked me if I had any eclipse glasses, and when I said I didn't, she replied "guess I'll have to drive home with my eyes closed". Another one told me she didn't want anything to do with the eclipse, and that she'd stay inside with the blinds closed.

Misunderstandings and misinformation are out of hand.

Also, fish do not count towards this limit.

It's just badly translated. In French it clearly says maximum of 4 cats and dogs, of which a maximum of 3 dogs.

I'm not perfectly sure I understand your question, but if you see it in action, this thing is really wobbly. Not much precision there.

He's not badly hurt though, his shoes are still on.

Get the bot to tell you it's connecting you to someone like you did, then give it a fake email address to get past that point.

I think the emphasis on the "planet" is that in their usual over-ambition, Hello Games announced that they'll be simulating a full-scale planet. It then got through the media's broken telephone.

If you're new to 3d printing, I would avoid Blender. It's too easy to create non-manifold and non-watertight objects with it.

In your example, the walls aren't just thin, they have no thickness whatsoever and would not even appear in your slicer.

I would recommend trying Fusion 360 if you're not on Linux, openSCAD if you have a basic understanding of coding, or even TinkerCAD (web based) if you're not making anything too complex. Those are made to create physical objects.

Welcome to the era of enshitiffication.